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The End Of a Love story.
THE LOVER FINDS THE CORPSE OF HIS BKTRorHrp I

DisSECffSG-KO0N.
After days OF searching for the body OF his be-
trothed, Louis s. Szczepanaky found the corpse
Monday night In the picking vat OF medical col
lege at Louisville, KY. The girls name was Louisa
Faber. and she came from Germany. Three
months ago she1received money from her lover 20
bring her over 70 this country. Upon her arrival
they agreed 10 be married next Chftstmas and in
order 10 save money she took service as a domes-
tic- Two weeks ago she was attacked with typhoid
Fever, and was removed TO the City Hospital In
LOUISVILLE, where she died October Z. Her lover
called 10 see her, but was refused admission, and
on his return saturday was told that She WAS dead
and had been buried In the Pctier's Field. Taking
An assistant ne went out &c secure the BODY but
was horri1ed 70 md that the grave was empty.
He then made search OF the medical colleRea
aud Monday discovered the corpee In q pickfing
vat WITH nlteen or twenty others the college a1-
taortes mao secured lor the dtssecting table, and
Il had already been under the knife Of = SURGEON
and his class OF students They said that the
corpse had been '.snatched from the crave and
willingly surrendered It Szczepanaky was almost
overcome oy the appearance OF the remains but
had the corpse removed to an UNDERTAKING estub-
lishment, from which the funeral took place. he
was the only moarner that followed the corpse 70
the grave.
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A PiIYsIClAN,s CURIOUS SUIT.
applying for an Injunction 10 Prevent
Another Physictan from Practicing.

A~Osnef Fhystctan from Practictmg'
81. JOSEPH, Mo-, October IA novel and inter-
esting suit Is about TO be commenced In the Bu-
eeanan Circuit Court The petition will be filed
so.morrow. II the injunction Is granted the case
VII come up for trial ITS merits at the January
yorm OF court DIR. Moses Marshall Is plaintiff and
Or. y. b. Campbell defen amt. Both are young
physicians and live at EastOn, this county Bo. n
Deiong to prominent families, and are well Known,
standing high IN the profession and socially
About year ago, DR. Campbell, who had Deen
living tr Easton several years, and had built
up large aud lucrative practice. concluded ne
wanted 20 move farther west, and with TINS
idea In his mind, advertised to dispose OF
MS practice and property 10 any reputa-
Die physician who would pay him q falr
sum for It. DIR. Marshall was living In st. Joseph
- this time, and was enjoying good practlce
Although he had been practicing snort time, ne
MAD displayed q skill that brought hin into prOfni-
hence and gave him plenty 10 do he married at
this time an estimable lady from Easton, and MS
father-1n-l iw, a rich man. advised him To Duy out
DR.. Campbell and move 10 EastOn- His vile sec
onded her fathers proposition, and as result Dr.
Marshall went TO EastOn and stepped into Dr.
Campbell = shoes for a consideration satisfactory
70 both, the latter going out into Kansas some
where.
IL is SAID that part OF the agreement between
them was that DIR. Campbell should never come
back TO Easton TO practice medicine. After re-
naming West for almost a year, DIR. Campbell has
returned 70 Easton, and Is trying 10 ~egan his old
practice. This ea1s 10 the application for an In
Junction nled yesterday. TIE case Is attracting a
great deal OF attention here.
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEK6 CO., Aucfioneera
w 0S7 LouistanA avenue,
Opposite City Post 0mcA

LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
GENERAL EFFECTS FOB HOUSEKEEPING.
Carpets. Rues. crumb Cloths. Elegant Tennessee
Aaroie Top and Plain White Marble Top Walnut
Cnamoer SETS nrst-clsss Foods extrs-fne reproduc.
uon antique Plush-Covered Cherry Parlor Suite.
handsomely Carved walnut Brocatelle-Covered Do
warorooes WOOL Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Cottag<
sesA Feather Pnlows Rugs Fine sidebosrd odd Bed
steads. Bureaus washstands, Tsbles Chairs sprinss
Toilet ware nc in fact, everything necessary foz
housekeeping.
ALSO,
rory carpets. different sizes and qualities immed-
ately after sale Of Furniture,
AZ auction at our salesrooms THURSDAY. OCTO-
Der THIRTEENTH. 1t TEN O'CLOCK 1t
8 BENsfNaER. Apctioneer.
fEaEMproRY SALE q suaa1Es. pHArroSs
r1 4F SATURDAY, MORNING. OCTOBER FIT;
se o. the Bazaar NJ. $40 Louisiana avenue, for whom
" y n ~ concern, 70 cover advances, &c:
New Leather Top Phaetons.
Buggies
Second hand Phaetons in good condition.
4 . Jump-Seat Carriage.
/ R RassSR T y,,ss 1;,.,. n..,
~ New democrat Wagon, Buggy, ExprOss and Coupe
n.f"e'A' nooes' Blankets &c:
drivers. s"' @"e "S'Ae' s~'
ol2-3t g. BENsINGER Auctioueer
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Stranglea Her BABE In Her Death
ThrOeNs

PTrTsBURG, October I2--Mrs Edw'd Rogers died
suddenly yesterday morning Of apoplexy, and In
her death struggles strangled her baby TO death.
MIS- Rodgers lived on Carey alley. near south 9th
street, her husband being a puddler In Jones
Laughlins' mill. He went TO work at 3 O'Clock
yesterday morning, and returned at 7:30 for
breakfast TO md q large crowd In and around the
house, and both his wife and child dead DR.
johnson, who was called certified TO the cause Of
death, and the coroner's jury returned verdict
accordingly.
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VI,HOMAs Z. wAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
ikusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp
REAL ESTATE ON TWENTI.FIkST STREET
AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN
AND N STREETr NORCEM EST.

By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded In ssSs
Liber No, l045, folio FL ct ss9.' o, the Land w
request Of the nrty thereby secured default having
been made in The rsyment Of the notes therein de
premises, on EhIDAY. 0c1oBER FoCRTEEN1H
NEXT, 1t FOUR O'CLOCK r. ~, part of lot 4. in
square 90 begdnninh for the Ut . point 2lst
"a feet north from the so9thwest CORNER Of said
along the line OF New Hampshire avenue 81 feet
thence southesstery lox 5;i09 feet thence south
S feet thence north westeriy ~ 93l00 feet. and
thence west 5 feet TO the place Of beginnine plat
OF The property will be exhibited Ut tine of sale
Terms: Une.third CASH balnce in three equal install
ments, in six twelve and months for which
sale and secured By deed Of trust on property sold
deposit Of 500 viii be required o time Of sale and al
coilveyancin9 and fecordtue will be q purchasers
sale or property Will Be resoid et rsk and cost de-
faulting purchaser afier seven dxya adyerfisement
= = THOS. T. NAfS9ANAN. Auct
49, TH0s + v MslAygFGaA ga Trustees
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pUNCANsON BROS. Aucts,
VvRysTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoyEI
u REAL ESTATE ON 18TH 6ThEET WET. HG
TMEEN NORTH 7 AND STREETS. IN Wash

VvRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRQyED
ITS MEEN S & AND Q sTkEETs. iSwAsa-
p. virtue Sis dssd q trust dstsd FeSsus,y -
i iS 81 e = 'sS one q he land sscoeds s0s
the p.sty sscrIsd thereby Sill ssll 4 pa5c Eetn
TIE sIp az otICTvBE3 2 lSS5 g AALF;RAsT
Of ground situate, lying aud beng in the city Of wash
ipEton n TIE D..tyot q Col1mhlA snd knoxn and
md F.lconsrs suhdiytnos q part q The east h.li
t27AI. with the improvements thereon.
sasn and TIE hsisnos thsrsof ,a tive sausl t9stall
Nth iltsssss e 3 :scs:sa q ts nOss. q m gps
tru.e on TIE EEogss ~ nd .ppsoysd poEsy g.
or purchasers thsfaok 4 .dsposit q el00 wtn b
cSsssrs sSsrs s6 al - vsgs Ia Snd rcordius
snnu . g nta her e. t6cr expeuse TIE terms n
The Day q sS'e ~ undss.yned Trustee cesefys bs
defaulting purcassr s pueassra Sftsr at sast Ave
fES6xTL = Ar;xxANpER Trustsa.
THOMAS DoWIua Ausesassf. ov-dSds
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Lcaped Through a Window.
a NEGRO BURGLAR TERRIBLY CUT IN ESDEAvoRING n
ESCAPE CAPTURE.


81. LorIs, october Ion Monday night capt
r. +. Sass, residing at 5s3S Etzel avenue, was
awakened by q noise In the house, and getting out
Of bed and looking In the hail saw q colored man.
who, finding he was discovered, bolted
and ieaped through a window, carrying the sash
with him. Awakiug In the morning he found q
pool blood In the yard and trail OF blood spots
As he was following the trail he observed an am
bulance moving toward Barrett place, and foH0w-
Ing that came to a place where a negro lay
stretched out bleeding on the ground, with two
mounted officers standing guard over him The
negro, who was bleeding from wounds In the body
and thighs, was the one who had been discovered
In the residence OF Capt Sass, and had wounded
himself In his leap through the window. The ne
gro was sent to the city hospital. He gave his
name as Jim Owens, but refused to state how he
had been injured. He Is a well-known burglar
and crook, and his photograph is a conspicuous
one In the rogueS' gallery. He has been several
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
rAE BRowN-GARFrELp WEDDING.
1u0ers thns the Po.fponemeut L. I'm.
0oelntae Instead Of for a Ecx Manth.

tuut INC fO,IpOueulPnf u Ins
oefintte Instead Of for a Few Months,
frrssrKs. October IA special dlspatc b to he
Poa from Cleveland, after giving the already pub
kahed reason Tor the postponement OF the Brown-
Garneld wedding, says: notwithstanding the
Iorexoing explanation. which Is an authoritative
Statement from close family friends, the concensus
q opinion In social circles here Is that there was
oomr Interior purpose In this sudden disarrange-
nent or long -natured plans. and current gossip Is
70 tae eject that the postpoDeInentO the wedding
Is not only until next year. but Is indefinite. Moth
ing positive Is known, OF course but with the
wedding day so near az hand n II argued. and
WIN reason, that ft would have been advanced 10
meet The emergency, IL the illness OF Miss Mason
- ceaiing MIS- and Miss Garfield abroad or II IL
were Necessary To 90, a years absence would not
e entaned In consequence. Altogether the AFFAIR
Mysterious, and has afforded society here
choice morsel OF gossip"
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Ruffed His Eyes ONT.

TOLEDO, October I2.-Henry Boscher, a tug mate,
became enraged at his wife Monday night, and
endeavored 20 commit suicide by butting his
brains out. He dashed his head against the side
OF the house until hefeii fnSensibe. Doctors were
summoned, and succeeded In bringing him back
TO life, although his eyesght Is destroyed. He de-
clareS that he will vet Kill himself.
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WENNKRs IN YESTERDAYS RAcn-The winners
OF the races u Jerome PARK yesterday were EoIfan
Emperor Of Norfoik, Firenzl Linden, and Freedom
Al Lstoaia-Rronie. LOUIS, AoundahouI IucEy
jim, birthday, and Carux
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A Badiy-rsrased w,s.e.s.
N u CHANGED BoAkD FOR LIVING IN PRIsoN MrCI
AGAINST WILL

- - "ONhU fVh IINISb N RkLSOS HVCh
AGAINST HIS WILL
A great deal OF talk has been aroused By the
treatment by the Lancaster, Pa, court, Of Joseph
sonenmoser. the principal witness In the Jacobs
murder case soneniaoser was the only eye-wit-
ness OF the murder, and as Lancaster was not bis
regular home ne was committed 20 prison 10 In
sure MS presence as witness lie was fncarcs-
Iaeeu two hundred and nlnety-eight days. and On
me eonclusion OF the trial subinCted his bill 10
We county. charging dollar day. regular rate.
Inc court revised the biil charging sonenmoser q,
49, oo1s1 Nniie 10 prison against his DILL and
striking OF sunday, the amount allowed hIIa b.
az uIa Keeper STAKEHOLDER, OF The prison. saj 8
=. oaIy costs Sl-Oo week To keep prisoners an q
Sonenmoser was charged almost double he Is
my ergea W sue the county for the balance.
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The health of lord Salisbury. who n stopu,nr
near Dieppe, Is the cause OF grave aaxiefy 10 hia
friends though denial u made that his condition
Is seriouA
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAMS.
(NHANcERY SALE OF HOUSE, NUMBERED zoo
~ NEM JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST, WASH

~ Nm yEkSkr AVENUE NokThWksI, WASH
By virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court Of ths
nsnS.rsd III sSia saaiss aocRss
.:d sa: nae ri
sF s Y TirSss q the Pssmises on MONDAY sns
i the hour q HAif-fssr fo ae O'Clock = ~ K.
q iS.. essssa az Be .ss ; SSs
snd SMITH tru.tees reoorded subdivision Of original
s S sss CITY q
INC Dstses o. COLUMBIA The said unaer.,neds
reco a NOT q .sS b ,0 so
ala mie sae ann and
~ OF sale e preseribs by sid decree
ss:S :. ;Ss me s
& twelve seer S 8ss6s in equal q
day Of ale the purchaser or purchsssrs
ns,eSs S,ssd s :. e The day q ale ana 6y
On the psNgsrsy sold she
sSs rs. 0PSn q sos
for sale w = .od and clear Of al such s.ses and
the time q ..,d :.ls An recording and 9
sn.ssf ,Ss Tn n sle . The .oa ssna
must Be made time ale on me y : .se
anderssn nie trustee. sss.n Tue sss
right t9 the property sold At risk and cost
the 'ffEi ESDsT 11isA;iti E iaes;sfs
mo. z McSA11y +s2 La ave-. rrus..sa
Colunibis Law Building
o4-d6os THos. BOWLING. Auct
fk sAE SF MRsSSEP AMP IN
AND @ STREETS sOUTHEAsT
On sATURDAi AFTERNOON. OCTOBER -
,aas ~ a. H., ~ O'CLOCK. Ne viii sel
ALL LOT ~ AID PART OF LOTS 81 AND ~.
SQUARE SIS
This property fronts feet 9th street east and
30 feet ON street south: lot 20 IL improved By
sold separate and part OF lot 81 also making good
ia
property in this section.
Terms: one-third cash. balance In one and two
years notes 70 bear per cent interest from day al
sale. payable semiannually. and 20 be secured by
deed OF trust on prem sold or all cash al option 81
purchaser deposit of 300 each piece time OF
sale. Conyeyancinx, &C. at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in ten otherwise right re-
served TO resell risk and cost of defaultps mr.
chaser after ve public notice of such resale
Some newspaper published in Warrington, d. c.
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WEEKS CO. Auctloneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO IlQ
EISHTH STREET SOUTHEAST, WASHINGTON

=, BY virtue OF 9 decree OF the Supreme Court of -
the listrlct OF Columbia, passed. October 4th -
1887. in equity No 1881 will sell m pub Al
lie auction, IN front of the premises, on TUESDAY,
the ElGHTEEN1H DAY OF OCTOBER lSs7 Al
HALF.PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. part OF lot num-
dred and four tS04 in the city Washinvon District
OF Columbia, beginning IT point Sth street eas
distant two hundred and nine csO9) feet six m nchee
south from the northeast Of said g. uare and
running thence west one hundred and nine lO9l feet
one I'D inch ~ public alley, thence north along the
ine OF said alley twentyone CID feet l8) inches
thence east one hundred and uog) feet one n
inch to said sth and thence south along line
Of Sth street to the place of beginning improved by
back building
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree:
OF the purchase money to be raid within ten days
from the day Of sale Of which $3.50 shall be Paid when
the property 10 struck Of and the balance thereof in
equal instalments at and two years, with inter-
est from the day OF sale the said deferred payments
be secured by deed of trust the properly sold or
the purchaser may all cash ct his option All con-
veyancins 1t purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with In ten days from sale, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right ~ resell the property defaulng
purchasers cost and risk.
ANDREW R. BROWN, Trustee
oo-dAds POS ct. Q. o.
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.EREMPTORY AUCTION SALE.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH, AT QUARTER
PAST FOUR PM.
FOUR % NEW AMP DEsikAbLE TWO G, STORY
As LOT %. IN BLOCK q, LoCATED ON The
WEST SIDE OF THE SEyENTH-STREET
RUAD, (BRlGHTWOOD AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
Size Of Lot frty go, feeI front on 7th-s,reet
road by $50 feet in depth. improved by four ca -
new frame Dwelings. csI
These neatly de signed and attractive new Dwellings
occupied BY good tenants at e12 so per month
each. and they will be sold the premises separately
or Jointly Ut public auction. FRIDAY, OCTOBER
FOURTEENTH. at QUARTER-PAbr FOUR PM, to
The highest bidder.
This IL . rare opportunity TO purchase ut suction
prices attractive. cosy priced home to make
permanent investment IN rapidly improving local
ity that is booming greatly: Ashford title
Terms Of SALE One-third % cash; balance in SIX,
twelve and eighteen mouths with six per cent inter-
est all cash deposit Of 400 Tone hundred dol
iars) will be required on each house.
o4-dts n. FOLEY. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.


VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CaANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIAxPRovEp
REAL ESTATk IN THE NORTHEAST SECTION
OF The civ BEING SITUATED on TEN;
STREETS NORTHEAST. >
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of M
l07s0we shall SELL ct pubic auction, in front Of
the respective lots on WEDNESDAY, the TWELFTH
O'CLOCK r. n; the foliexins dsserioed RAJ estate.
VIZ Original lots 20 and 81 in square 1890 and TIM
medstely thereafter, original lot in square 10S2
Terms Of sale One-hah Of the purchase money TO be
paid in cash residue at one sx per cent interest
secured BY desd of tuston the property sold OF Al
9uired At time Of s.le on each lot All eolyey.nc,ng
ten days from sale otherwisS trustees reserve the
right to resell at 6efsultng purchasers cost and risk
FRANCIS r. B. SANDS,
l4l1 ST. nv. rr,.s~>.
o.. CHARLES II. CRA0IN.
o4-d&ds 81 An st. NV
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fyHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
IMPROPERLY AT THE n. T. CORNER OF (2D)
AND Beth FAYETIE) STREETS. WEST

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of svc.x
the District Of Columbia, passed on the 23d day Nv
Of September, A. y. 1887, in equity cause MOI
10676, We will offer u public auction, ON TUESDAY,
the EIGH TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1887
In front Of the premises. beginning at HALF-PAST
lots into which the ORIGINAL parcel Il subdvidsd
the city of Georretowu in the District Of Columbia
known as lot ninety-four t94h in Threikeds addition
to Georgetown. d. G. This property will be offered in
subdivision iots as shown by plat to be exhibited ut
cO cash balance In two equal nstaiiments in one and
two years after date with Interest ut per per
property sola OF al casn q option e Con-
be required ON each lot sold ct time Of sale In
tSyIns OF sale are t complied with in ten u0l days
the Trustees reserve right to resell after i've 5 days
advertisement. NJ cost and risk Of defauiting pur-
chaser.
WIN KING, JR., Trustes,
1O22 18th 81. Nv.
WIN. O. BARRETT. Trustee.
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j! 4 F F s. ! ! f E. E.
HvERYBoDY Is INTERESTED IN TINS
QUERY. BECAUSE ALMOST EVERY DAY
IN THE WEEK WE ARE OBLIGED TO
MAKE IT A PERSONAL MATTER. IN THE
VERY NATURE OF THINGS You CAN,
LEAST AFFORD WHAT REQUIRES LARGE
OUTLAY OF MONEY. YOUR INCOME
MAY BE SMALL, OR You NAY HAvEA
LARGE FAMILY. OR YOU MAY HAVE DE
PENDENTs, Oh YOU MAY HAVE had
SICKNESS. OR SOME OF THE HUNDRED
DRAWBACKS" TO WHICH WE ARE ALL
LIABLE YET YOU ABSOLUTELY NEED
SOME THINGS TO MAKE YOUR HOME
LIFE MORE COMFORTABLE.
NOW IN DEALING WITH US IT Is NOT
NECESSARY TO HAVE A wELL-F11LED
PURSE YOU CAN DO A GREAT DEAL
WITH VERY LITTLE MONEY AND
GOOD SUPPLY OF HONEST PURPOSE. WE
ARE PUTTING OUT STOVES, AND CAR
PETS. AND FURNITURE EVERY DAY TO
THOSE WHO ARE WILLING TO DO THE
BEST THEY CAN: AND THIS Is ALL WE
ASK.
IF You ARE INDUSTRIOUS. AND IF
YOU ARE REASONABLY PRUDENT, THERE
IS NO REASON WHY YOU CANNOT MEET
EVERY OBLIGATION WE ARE WILLING
TO GIVE YOU TINE. AND WE ONLY ASK
THAT YoU MAKE AN HONEST MANS USE
HOUSE 4 HERMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

PERxMpTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
QH.1HE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINE
TkEN1H AND u STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY vittns of deed 0. trust recorded among the -
land reetde q the District Of Columbia in Iiber
public auction in front of The Promises FRIDA i,
THE TWEHTYaFIRST DAY or OGTOBEk, A. d.
tered In George W. Rigs duly recorded subdivision
OF part Of square numbered 14I in the city OF Wash.
ington, ID. G.
This lot has front OF % feet on G street north
and III feet 10Th street west and 10 improved by
three.story brick residence with large back building
and brick stable rear OF lot.
Terms Of sale; One-third Of the purchase money in
cash And the balance in two eQusi
specvely one and two tier the date SALE with
interest IT SIX per cent anaum payable semi
nually to be secured by the purcnasers notes and
deed Of trust on tn property all In cash. At the pur
chAsers option.
All conypyancing and recording st purchasers cost
deposit Of $3.50 will be required at the time Of
twenty days after day Of SALE the property will be re-
sold ut the risk and cost Of the defsultlng party
o11-d6ds Trustee
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VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auet,oneer
IhTsTEE's SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
wsuAIssTHHaNNG lS ob p 6. slTuATEp on THE
NUE. AND sECoNp sTREET- NORTHEAST,
ASP s Skill fTY ANp s 2S srf sftE s
Sf
y. OILS BFsiow ct als No. 5s33. Equity DoeIe!
ssf iss i 5t 1 oer
ased The City Of washington 10 Wit The west part
III ns a
ives, angle Of ssid land running t.ence south along
quarter tt INCHES thence north ninety ODD fee,
thence southwesteriy with said svenus twenty -four
And on = III, he SANE BAY, at HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM will sell at public auction in front Of
rear lot numbered nineteen 10, in square eight
hundred and sixty-seven tS61), having depth Of
Tems ess Of Which
viii be required at the sales Of $780, aud the balance
interest per secured by the purchaser notes
sas aesd nos the The
the right to resell 2. the rss and cos, OF tie
400 La
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS posTroNrp IN con.
seS9snGs e tie rain until TMUksDAY ocToBEE
y Tr GSSss
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. AuctiOneers.
BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON NINTH STREET,
BETWEEN , AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
., o. q 1AaSks IA OCTOBER THIFTEESTH; az
the premises. the south one-thtrd part Of Lot 7,S
IN square $50 having ii feet 6 inches front BY lis
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six. twelve. and
eighteen months for notes bearing interest from day
OF sale and secured by deed Of trust on property
sold All conveyancins Ut purchasers cost; $50 down
o7-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auct.
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
STREETS RIHWEsT. BEING LOTs iS AND
~, SQUARE l79 EACH 20 6-12 FLET FRONT
BY A. DEPTH OF ITO FEET. TO A 1O-FOOT
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER caR
THIRTEENTH at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will IN
sell, in front Of the premises, tine above-de- -
scribea lots These lots the grandest thorough
In this city for private residences every
advantage. Including that of the most magnificent
parking in this city.
Terms: $4,000 at per cent per annum interest
payable sei-annually, to remain the property
four years from January Hst, 1857. balance cash.
C3nTeyancing, &c, at purchasers cost. Deposit Of
ten days. 9th rwse right reserved to resell and
cost of de- aulting urchaser alter i've days public
notee OF such resale in some newspaper published in
o. DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer

ONE SUPERB PIANoFoRTE. COVER. AND STOOL
NdApE BY HENRY +; MILLER. BosI0Nj, EI.E-
LisH BODY BMUss !. GARPE 5, PIcfUKEs,
LACE WISDOM HANG1NGs, EIGH I;DAY REG-
WALNUT SHANBER FURNITURE in sEPA:
Rt, PIECE. WIRE SPkINpS, MALNtT
TIQUE MAkDkOBE, WALNUT Pillar Ek-
ING STOVES. KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C.. Ar
"a ATSTIUN. xopv,vo ocronrY ro,-n-,rxru
1887, at Ten O'CLOCK, at residence. No. 500 4th
sire northwest, shall sell superior collection OF
household effects. THOMAS BOWLING,
o1O-4t Apctioneer,